Tim Haywood

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Wombat Garden Design

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01159193167

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34 years old. Ex IT worker.

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Gardener / landscaper

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https://wombatgardendesign.com

Sam Bainbridge replied to William Frost's discussion Paving pushing up because of the hot and super dry weather

"Nothing here, liability wise will simply come down to what is stated on your invoice/quote, I always put any problems must be notified within 2 months of completion, if you don't have anything like that it's a bit of an open goal I'm afraid. There…"

Peter sellers replied to Peter sellers's discussion Help change email on here

"Craig, still no response from you on this?"

Billybop replied to clive bates's discussion Privet hedges dieing

"think it's mainly been the drought as the major stress factor, obviously any hedge is a row of individual plants competing with each other and everything else, and one part of the hedge maybe have more favourable access to water or root space etc,…"

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How robotic mowing is transforming daily life at Rowlands Castle Golf Club

For Course Manager Kevin Hensman, robotic mowing has been a long time coming. Having managed Rowlands Castle Golf Club for 6 years, he has long believed autonomous technology could play a major role in the future of course maintenance.That belief…

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John F replied to clive bates's discussion Privet hedges dieing

"I know privet is susceptible to honey fungus but It could be something else affecting the box , other causes to eliminate before suspecting honey fungus .
Is the privet a party hedge dividing properties ? Often I have seen shrubs planted in borders…"

clive bates replied to clive bates's discussion Privet hedges dieing

"Hi thanks for the help,it starts in patches about the size of a football in several hedges, then a whole section dieing back then skipping some parts."

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Hunter & KAR UK Help Transform Irrigation at Sutton Coldfield Golf Club

When Chris Roberts became Course Manager at Sutton Coldfield Golf Club, it quickly became apparent that the club's ageing irrigation system was becoming one of the biggest obstacles to maintaining consistently high playing surfaces.Originally…

Brian's Garden Maintenance replied to Brian's Garden Maintenance's discussion Revive a lawn

"Thanks for that, Peter that a great help."

Billybop replied to clive bates's discussion Privet hedges dieing

"i quite like photinia, quick to get to a good size, yes not so dense but it depends on the customer's requirements, to me its like the difference between solid wood fence and a trellis with plants on, still marks the boundary but not as…"

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John F replied to clive bates's discussion Privet hedges dieing

"Is this an isolated stretch of privet Clive or all the privet in general ?
Worrying if it's all the local privet , I know of flourishing privet over 70 years old .
Do you know when the affected privet was last pruned , I am thinking is it stressed…"

Ian Harvey replied to clive bates's discussion Privet hedges dieing

"I would agree with Peter's suggestion of Grisilinia. I have some in a mixed shrub hedge, and it makes an excellent hedge. It's quite fast growing, but upright in growth as well, meaning that it keeps its shape well without too much side shoots…"

Peter sellers replied to clive bates's discussion Privet hedges dieing

"Suspect Honey Fungus its highly susceptible and before retirement a few months ago we were seeing a lot of it, whether the weather has suited it and hence the increase?
As to replacement I would not use Photinia it has a rather open habit and does…"

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Privet hedges dieing

Hi Has anyone got the same problem we have in our area in Warwickshire, the privet hedges atleast 40years old or more are dieing, I appreciate the dry weather hasn't helped but this looks like the same as what's destroying the box hedging.And any…

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Jake replied to William Frost's discussion Paving pushing up because of the hot and super dry weather

"Happened this year on a patio I installed 4 years ago. Lifted two porcelain slabs 10mm but were still stuck solid to mortar and the mot stone base. The base was 200mm and rolled with a sit on bomag roller with Terram membrane underneath the mot.…"

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